The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-09

lars in many instances. A big
price some one will say: Yes, but it
was the pivot upon which turned
life and death-.to follow it was to
be cured. IT is claimed that DR..
France can toll whenever he sees
person not only his disease but
whether 1t is durable or not, and
that with almost unerring accur-
acy. When Rev. Il. A. Watson, of
New York, brought his wife to con-
suit DR.. France, for lung and heart
trouble, moro than one physician
having pronounced her incurable,
he said he was very uneasy about
his wife and after the doctor had
lexamined her as he so easily said,
81 can cure your wife," the doctor
said, "but unless you have the best
treatment yourself you will live
but u few months" The Rev. Wat
son neither believed the statement
that his wife could be cured nor
that his own life was in danger, but
as last chance he had his wife
take treatment, saying that when
she was cured he might attend to
himself. In few months she was
well as she is to-day, but alas, with
in the same short time the hus-
band was laid beneath the sod.
The leading Journals Of the coun-
try towns indorse DIR. France, as
but few are indorsed. We make 10
few quotations as sample of what
hundreds of daily and weekly
journals have said:
TOLEDO BLADE
Professionally DR.. France stands
very high, and with the profession
and more liberal physicians, is pre-
eminently leader. His opinion
in very critical cases is regarded
as final. Personally he is exceed
ingly popular and his friends be-
ing largely of the old leading and
representative families of the east,
giving him strength at his home.
DR.. France has among his patients
many of our most distinguished
men in the professional Tand busi-
ness walks of life, including learn
ed doctors of divinity, statesmen,
manufacturers and some ofour not
ed actors.
COLUMBUS DAILY TIMES.
DR.. Frances professional and bu-
siness history has heen SO remark
able and his success in both so phe-
nominal, coupled with a. financial
record so exceptionally clean, that
we publish the following brief di-
gest of his professional life: DR..
France moved from New York to
Ohio few years ago. He was we'll
known in the west however, before
he made it his home, for his pa
tients were numerous In the mid
die and southern states. In New
York he was remarkably success
full, and his patients are said to
have surpassed in number those of
any ten physicians in the city. But
his prejudices, inclinations and
tastes inclined him toward Ohio
and especially Columbus, and he
finally decided to make this city
his future home. There were many
intimations that he would not sue
ceeed in Columbus as he had in
New York, but he scarcely settled
in this city when his offices were
crowded with patients, in a few
months he had more than he and
q dozen assistants could do. His
patients filled Ohio, his practice
rolled westward and southwark,
his fame has spread throughout
the world.
TIE CAPITAL.
One of the greatest Journals in
the world in speaking ofDr. France
editorially in a recent issue said:
d "No physician of modern times
has made so profound u sensation
in his century, or ever. in so short
II number of years, or at so early
q period OF his life, encircled the
world with his fame or achieved
by his actual works so large Il
measure Of professional renOMn in